1330 Avenue of the Americas

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1330 Avenue of the Americas is a 40‑story Class A office building in Midtown Manhattan that leases premium office and amenity space to corporate and professional tenants.

New York, NY
1330aofa.com

About 1330 Avenue of the Americas

1330 Avenue of the Americas is a Class A commercial office tower located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan between 53rd and 54th Streets. The property offers high‑end office space, pre‑built suites, conference and meeting facilities, and premium tenant amenities such as lounge areas, café space, wellness rooms, and on‑site parking and bike storage. It is marketed as a boutique, first‑class office building with panoramic views of Manhattan and Central Park and is owned by a partnership including Creed Equities, Hakimian Capital, Nassimi Realty, and CH Capital Group.([1330aofa.com](https://1330aofa.com/?utm_source=openai))

A card charge with the descriptor “1330 Avenue of Americas” is likely related to payments associated with this building—such as office rent, license fees for shared space, conference room or amenity charges, parking or facility access fees, or payments processed on behalf of a tenant or service provider operating from that address. Some firms at 1330 Avenue of the Americas, including financial, insurance, consulting, and payment-optimization companies, use this address and may also include it in their billing descriptors, so the line on your statement may reflect a specific tenant’s billing system that only shows the building address.([servcorp.com](https://www.servcorp.com/en/office-spaces/locations/new-york-city/1330-avenue-of-the-americas/?utm_source=openai))

To resolve questions about the charge, first cross‑check the date and amount against any office leases, serviced office agreements, meeting room bookings, or professional services you’ve used that are tied to this building or tenants located there. Look for emails or invoices mentioning “1330 Avenue of the Americas” or this exact amount. If you are a tenant or user of office or coworking space in the building, contact your building management, landlord, or workspace provider’s accounting department; they can confirm the transaction and provide a receipt. If you cannot match the charge, contact your card issuer to request more detail about the merchant (such as full descriptor or merchant phone number) and dispute the charge if it remains unfamiliar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement only show “1330 Avenue of Americas” without a company name?

Many businesses and payment portals located in 1330 Avenue of the Americas use the building address as their billing descriptor. In some cases, the processor or tenant name is truncated, leaving only the address. Check invoices, contracts, or emails for services tied to this building—such as office rent, coworking, meeting rooms, or professional services—to match the charge.

What types of charges typically appear from 1330 Avenue of the Americas?

Common charges include monthly office rent or license fees, virtual office or coworking memberships, meeting room or event space bookings, parking or amenity fees, and professional or financial services from firms headquartered in the building. Review any agreements you have that list this address as the business location.

Could this be a recurring subscription or membership related to office space?

Yes. If you have a serviced office, coworking membership, virtual office, or mail-handling service at 1330 Avenue of the Americas, recurring monthly membership or service fees may appear on your card statement under the building address rather than the operator’s full brand name. Log into your workspace or service portal to verify your current billing plan and renewal date.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for a payment to 1330 Avenue of the Americas?

Locate the company or service you use that operates from 1330 Avenue of the Americas—such as your landlord, serviced office provider, or consulting firm—and request an invoice or statement from their billing or accounting department. If you are unsure which tenant charged you, ask your card issuer for the full merchant descriptor and any listed contact number, then contact that merchant directly to obtain documentation.

I was charged twice with similar amounts referencing 1330 Avenue of the Americas—what should I do?

First compare both amounts against your lease or service agreements; some tenants bill base rent plus separate fees (e.g., amenities or meeting rooms). If there is no explanation for a duplicate charge, contact the billing contact for your landlord or service provider at 1330 Avenue of the Americas and request clarification or a refund for any erroneous duplicate. If they do not resolve it, file a dispute with your card issuer.

Can a temporary or pending authorization from 1330 Avenue of the Americas appear on my statement?

Yes. Some payment portals or service providers in the building may place a temporary authorization hold on your card to verify the payment method—for example, when setting up automatic billing or booking a conference room. These authorizations typically fall off within a few business days and should be replaced by a final settled charge, if any.

How do I confirm which tenant at 1330 Avenue of the Americas billed me?

Ask your card issuer for the full merchant record, which may include the processor name, a phone number, or a more complete descriptor than just the address. Then compare that information to your known contacts or search the tenant name plus “1330 Avenue of the Americas” online. If you are a tenant in the building, your property manager or serviced office reception may also be able to help identify which internal department or vendor processed the transaction.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any relationship with a business at 1330 Avenue of the Americas?

If you cannot match the charge to any lease, office service, or professional engagement connected to this address, treat it as potentially unauthorized. Document the date and amount, contact your card issuer to request additional merchant details, and, if still unfamiliar, initiate a dispute. Your bank can block your card, investigate the transaction, and issue a replacement card if fraud is suspected.

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